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The HFA Cardio Talk provides the opportunity to anyone interested in Heart Failure to receive updates in the field with very specific and diverse topics, go on a deeper subject of an HFA course and to listen to a discussion of key opinion leaders with junior HF specialists. Each month, a new episode lasting approximately 15 minutes and taking the form of a conversation between a member of the HFA ... more

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With Liemena Harold Adrian, Syarifah Ambami Rato Ebu General Academic Hospital, Surabaya - Indonesia and Shelley Zieroth, St. Boniface Hospital, Winnipeg - Canada.

In this episode, Liemena Harold Adrian and Shelley Zieroth discuss heart failure in... more

With Felix Lindberg, Karolinska Institutet & Södersjukhuset Hospital, Stockholm – Sweden and Marianna Fontana, National Amyloidosis Center, University College London, London – UK.

In this episode, Felix Lindberg and Marianna Fontana discuss the evo... more

With Maria Tereza Sampaio de Sousa Lira, Federal University of Pernambuco - Brazil and Anja Zupan Meznar, University Medical Centre Ljubljana - Slovenia.

This episode will discuss when conduction system pacing (CSP) may be the appropriate pacing st... more

With Felix Lindberg, Karolinska Institute & Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm - Sweden, Martha Kyriakou, European University of Cyprus, Nicosia - Cyprus and Maggie Simpson, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh - UK.

In this episode, Felix Lin... more

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Shelley Zieroth
Professor at the College of Medicine, Max Rady Faculty of Health Sciences; Director of the Heart Failure and Heart Transplant Clinics at St. Boniface Hospital
University of Manitoba / St. Boniface Hospital
Episode: Post myocardial infarction – how to prevent, diagnose, and treat heart failure
Marianna Fontana
Professor at University College London, specializing in cardiac amyloidosis research and clinical trials
National Amyloidosis Center, University College London
Episode: The evolving landscape in the treatment of amyloidosis
Maggie Simpson
Highly experienced leader in heart failure care and multidisciplinary practice
Episode: A multidisciplinary team approach to HF
Julie De Backer
Professor at Ghent University Hospital specializing in adult congenital heart disease
Ghent University Hospital
Episode: Heart failure in adult congenital heart disease patients
Professor Faiz Zannad
Emeritus of Therapeutics and Cardiology at the University of Lorraine
University of Lorraine
Episode: The future of trials in heart failure
David Bursch
Professor at Brigham Women's Hospital
Brigham Women's Hospital
Episode: Late-breaking clinical science from ESC Congress 2025
Javed Butler
Co-PI of the Victor trial
Episode: Late-breaking clinical science from ESC Congress 2025
Andre Zimerman
Heart failure cardiologist
Episode: Late-breaking clinical science from ESC Congress 2025
Kieran Docherty
Clinical researcher from Glasgow
Episode: Late-breaking clinical science from ESC Congress 2025

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Post myocardial infarction – how to prevent, diagnose, and treat heart failure
Q: What are the key messages for young cardiologists caring for post-MI patients at risk or with heart failure?
Early diagnosis and systemic care pathways are crucial, with a willingness to initiate GDMT early, consider SGLT2 inhibitors in appropriate patients, and pursue rapid, guideline-concordant post-discharge follow-up including device referrals when indicated.
Post myocardial infarction – how to prevent, diagnose, and treat heart failure
Q: What are the key interventions in the acute and early post-MI phase that truly change heart failure trajectories?
Rapid and complete reperfusion, careful management of blood pressure and renal function, early initiation of GDMT components (ACE inhibitors, beta blockers, MRAs, and selective consideration of SGLT2 inhibitors) and ensuring timely follow-up and ownership of up-titration to prevent remodeling.
Post myocardial infarction – how to prevent, diagnose, and treat heart failure
Q: Where do you see the biggest blind spot in our current approach to the post-MI heart failure?
Risk stratification and early detection remain problems, with underuse of follow-up imaging, natriuretic peptide testing, and routine GDMT up-titration, leading to missed opportunities for early intervention.
The evolving landscape in the treatment of amyloidosis
Q: Are there scenarios where the answer to the question of a stabilizer, a silencer or both in combination might differ?
Cost considerations play a significant role in deciding whether to use combination therapy, as evidence for the added benefit of using both classes of drugs is still emerging.
The evolving landscape in the treatment of amyloidosis
Q: Could you please walk us through the key mechanistic differences between stabilizers and silencers?
Stabilizers maintain the normal protein conformation to inhibit misfolding, while silencers reduce the production of the protein to lower amyloid levels.

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Focuses on heart failure management, emphasizing updates on clinical trials, treatments, and emerging research from prominent experts in the field. The content ranges from discussions on multidisciplinary care approaches and patient management strategies to innovative treatments and inequalities in heart failure management. Noteworthy is the podcast's engagement with junior specialists, fostering a collaborative environment for learning and sharing insights from seasoned professionals across various healthcare sectors.

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2. Marianna Fontana
3. Maggie Simpson
4. Julie De Backer
5. Professor Faiz Zannad
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7. Javed Butler
8. Andre Zimerman

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